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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
9
A lengthy jumble of Diamondville news covers shop ads, weather quirks, hay hand hunts, a baby born on the twenty first, court notices, travel, and assorted town gossip. It mentions MOUNTAIN TRADING CO, Mrs. Cook planning to move, and local legal filings while noting fishing trips and a police chase.
Reports from Sheridan, Pinedale, and nearby towns detail several fatalities from lightning strikes, including a rancher and a woman in Wyoming, with other notes on dueling injuries, road donations, and a hospital reopening in Cheyenne. Also mentioned are ongoing injuries from a runaway and a planned hospital school reopening by Sisters of Charity.
Public notice from Kemmerer council approving a detailed annual fire department report. It references boosting membership through county levy laws for a able-bodied age group and outlines tax provisions, fund use, and eligibility rules. Acknowledges the fire chief Saml Potter and local officials.
Stockholders of the Blyth Panuh Hoskins Company met in Ketamenr, Wyoming, on Thursday evening at 7 o clock to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to consider other business. Attendees included officers and multiple unnamed parties, with discussion on future resolutions and roles within the company.
Cokeville Chronicle notes five harvesting weather days with occasional showers and a town atmosphere of activity. It mentions improving health in families recovering from scarlet fever, a severe rheumatic attack for Sol Anderson, and coverage of local mining, ore shipments, and property development with names such as Griggs, Mosers, Bryan, Brown, Collett mine, and Hoop.
The document outlines eligibility for second homestead entries under the April 24 1904 act and related laws. It specifies who may enter a second homestead, the 160 acre requirement, and how contiguous or noncontiguous lands may be added to satisfy total acreage. It also notes conditions for those who previously failed entries due to legitimate business or personal circumstances and the allowances for those with partial entries under prior acts.
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